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Question about times and so
Post 31096 by TheBlueLady on Friday 1st of November 2002 02:59:01 AM
11-01-2002
Question about times and so
I've got an logfile like:
Start dump db_name1 : Wed Oct 30 15:08:47 MET 2002
Ready dump db_name1 : Wed Oct 30 15:14:46 MET 2002
Start dump db_name2 : Wed Oct 30 15:14:46 MET 2002
Ready dump db_name2 : Wed Oct 30 15:15:36 MET 2002
Start dump db_name3 : Wed Oct 30 15:15:36 MET 2002
Ready dump db_name3 : Wed Oct 30 15:17:00 MET 2002
What I want to do is make a file which looks as follows:
db_name1 db_name2 db_name3
Oct 30 5:99 0:50 1:24 <- duration of dump
So that everytime I dump the databases a line is added in the file.
How can I do this ? With AWK ? or something else.
Especially how can I subtract the times ?
I hope that somebody can help me.
Start dump db_name1 : Wed Oct 30 15:08:47 MET 2002
Ready dump db_name1 : Wed Oct 30 15:14:46 MET 2002
Start dump db_name2 : Wed Oct 30 15:14:46 MET 2002
Ready dump db_name2 : Wed Oct 30 15:15:36 MET 2002
Start dump db_name3 : Wed Oct 30 15:15:36 MET 2002
Ready dump db_name3 : Wed Oct 30 15:17:00 MET 2002
What I want to do is make a file which looks as follows:
db_name1 db_name2 db_name3
Oct 30 5:99 0:50 1:24 <- duration of dump
So that everytime I dump the databases a line is added in the file.
How can I do this ? With AWK ? or something else.
Especially how can I subtract the times ?
I hope that somebody can help me.
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quotarestore -- restore dumped quota information to a file system volume SYNOPSIS
quotarestore [-d] file-system [dump-file] DESCRIPTION
The quotarestore program restores dumped quota information to a file system. The file dump-file should be in the format produced with quotadump(8). The quotas, expiration times, and configured grace times listed in the dump file are loaded into the named file system. The file-system argument should be a file or directory on the (mounted) file system, not a device special file. If the -d option is given, quota entries on the file system that are not mentioned in the dump file will be deleted. Otherwise, they are left alone. If the dump-file is not specified, standard input is used. SEE ALSO
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